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38 The status bar40 The editing wor
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Chapter 16 173 CrossStudio menu sum
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Part VIAppendicesChapter 35 337 Fil
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1IntroductionThis guide is divided
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•Integrated Debugger The debugger
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After purchasing CrossWorksWhen you
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•Sequences which may be repeated
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Part IICrossStudio ReferenceThis se
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2CrossStudio TutorialCrossStudio al
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The Links to system files group sho
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•In the Project Explorer, right c
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•Select the main.c file.•Click
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Building projectsNow that the proje
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Project code and data sizesDevelope
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Displaying the Symbol BrowserTo dis
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Printing Symbol Browser contentsYou
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Setting up againWhat we'll now do i
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Stopping and starting debuggingYou
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3OverviewThis section introduces th
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The menu barThe menu bar conatins d
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PanelCaret positionCaps lock status
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Changing to Multiple Document Works
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4Project managementCrossWorks has a
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•Combining — a project that can
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•Click on the project item to rem
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There is a special configuration na
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Project dependencies and build orde
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•Click on the Project tab.•Sele
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5Building projectsCrossStudio provi
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•From the Build menu, select Buil
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6Source code controlCrossWorks supp
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7Debug expressionsThe debugger can
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8Basic editingCrossStudio has a bui
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KeystrokeLeftRightHomeEndPageUpPage
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Advanced editor featuresCode Templa
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9Memory map editorMemory map files
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10Package managementCrossWorks can
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11Linking and Section placementExec
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The startup code will need to copy
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12CrossStudio WindowsThis section i
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•Enable, disable and delete exist
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Editing a breakpointTo edit the pro
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Globals tool barButtonDescriptionDi
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Showing the Registers windowTo disp
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Watch tool barButtonDescriptionDisp
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Expressions you can watchHelp windo
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Output windowThe Output window cont
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Source navigator windowOne of the b
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variables, the range is the range o
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Grouping symbols by source fileWhen
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Controlling target connectionsReset
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13Target interfacesA target interfa
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•Parallel Port Address The base a
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•Identify Target Specifies whethe
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•Processor Stop Time The timeout
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•Fast Comms Channel Loader — Th
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15DialogsDebug file search editorWh
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16CrossStudio menu summaryThe follo
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Search menu commandsMenu command Ke
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The Build menuBuild menu commandsMe
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Part IIITasking Library TutorialThi
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17OverviewThe CTL enables your appl
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Timer supportIf your application ca
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18TasksEach task has a correspondin
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#include void task1(void *p){// tas
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19Event setsAn event set is a means
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20SemaphoresA semaphore is a counte
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21Message queuesA message queue is
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void task2(void){void *msg;…ctl_m
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22Byte queuesA byte queue is a stru
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{…ctl_byte_queue_init(&m1,queue,
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23Global interrupts controlThe Cros
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24Timer supportThe current time is
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Part IVLibrary ReferenceLibrary Ref
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- DiagnosticsThe header file defin
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isalnumSynopsisDescriptionPortabili
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DescriptionPortabilityispunct retur
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coshfsinhsinhftanhtanhfCompute hype
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fmaxSynopsis#include double fmax(do
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Portabilityputchar conforms to ISO/
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DescriptionPortabilitysscanf reads
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29CrossBuildThe command line progra
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